Hey all,
I noticed that in past years, immunology was lasted as a category in the Life Sciences subfield, but it's not anymore. I know the NSF doesn't focus on medically-relevant science, but does anyone know how much of a disadvantage this will give me? I put together an immunology-based proposal, but I'm wondering if it's worth it to stay up the next few nights to work on a microbio proposal. Any advice/knowledge would be appreciated! Thank you.
I 100% agree. My GPA was absolutely horrendous (sub 3.0). Though I explained this in my personal statement, the interview was essential in showing admissions that I was knowledgeable about my science and excited about research.
Does anyone know when Cornell and Columbia will send out their immunology/microbiology invites? Is UPenn all done? And when is the next slew of Albert Einstein invites?
I 100% believe you, but how do you know that Mt. Sinai is done? Why are you breaking my heart </3 lol
And yeah...I'm waiting on UPenn as well, though I knew it was a long shot.
I'm so jealous of all of you, but congratulations! Does anyone know if Penn will continue sending out MVP invites this week or is today the day? Thanks a bunch. I've been obsessively stalking this thread and finally decided to join in.